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Joe Hardin: The 'Odd Duck' who dreams big and runs hard
From race directing to podcasting and designing bespoke awards, Joe Hardin's Odd Duck Running is bringing a running revolution to Indiana
May 14
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Craig Lewis
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Meet The Stomp Bro's: From critical illness to marathon success
Tom Doherty and Lewis Thompson could have lost faith in life when they were diagnosed with cancer and a blood clot in their 20s - instead they started…
Apr 30
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Craig Lewis
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Terrell Johnson: How one writer became ‘Substack Running Royalty’
When Terrell Johnson couldn’t find a single guide to half marathon races he created one himself
Apr 18
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Craig Lewis
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Guest blog: Raziq Rauf on what running culture means to him
The 'Running Sucks' Substacker has a book, This is Running, coming out - you should buy it!
Mar 26
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Raziq Rauf
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Craig Lewis
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Sam Kirchin: The bereaved dad who found solace in the running community
When Sam lost his wife Lyndsey, it was runners at Fordy Runs who became his biggest supporters
Mar 19
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Craig Lewis
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Becs Gentry: The story behind Hoka’s newest brand ambassador
Life wasn’t always Olympic trials and Instagram Likes for Peloton instructor Becs Gentry - it was running that changed everything
Mar 12
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Craig Lewis
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Jack Syder-Mills: Meet the runner who started the New Year in style
How one fundraiser brought in more than 6k for Brain Tumour Research by running six half-marathons in a day
Feb 27
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Craig Lewis
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How Ross Thompson found confidence as The Orange Running Guy
Struggling with his mental health, Ross turned to running - and discovered a whole new side to himself
Feb 13
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Craig Lewis
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Steve Cushing: The 75-year-old with a pacemaker… who runs ultra marathons
With events such as Antarctica’s Ice Marathon and MDS behind him, Steve Cushing now has an eight-day adventure in Nepal in his sights
Feb 4
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Craig Lewis
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Guest blog: From personal miles to community movement - How Trina Dawkins is running with purpose
'Voices from the Trail' author Trina writes for Running Tales
Jan 27
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Craig Lewis
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Trina Dawkins
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Horrendous weather and running all night: Why would anyone run an ultra marathon?
For Tony Letts, who completed the Ultra Trail du Mont Blanc last year, the challenge is key
Jan 14
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Craig Lewis
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How a chronic back condition won’t stop Lottie Banks competing
Charlotte Banks completed her ‘retirement run’ last year, but is looking forward to a new challenge as a wheelchair racer
Jan 9
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Craig Lewis
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